Formula 1 drivers have been warned of the difficult to control nature the 2026 cars when the new technical regulations come into force. The pinnacle of motorsport switched to hybrid power in 2014, as the old V8 engines were ditched, and new turbo-charged V6 power units were introduced. This is all part of an initiative from F1 to go carbon neutral by 2030, and the next major milestone towards achieving that will be the new rules in 2026. The new engines will be based more around energy than fuel, as 70kg of fuel are expected to be used by a single engine during the race. READ: Mick Schumacher’s uncle says he’s a candidate for Alpine as he claims Daniel Ricciardo doesn’t deserve...
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